Reviews : Vallejo Face & Skin Tones Model Color Paint Set (8 Colors)

This is the 1st time I have used Vallejo paints, and I have to say they are really nice acrylics. It takes a while to get used to the eye-dropper bottle tips. You just squeeze out what you need like art paints on a pallet. So I would suggest a pellet if you are going to use these paints a lot, right now I am using #2 container lids to hold the paint and any mixing. They apply very smooth over styrene figures, resin and metal, I have tried them on all 3 types.. They also mix well with Tamiya acrylics and thinner, if you use those products as well. I will be ordering more of these sets,the color ranges are great for base coats and shading. With this set you should have some pretty good looking figures for your dioramas.

The Vallejo range of paints are one of, if not the best paints out there for painting figures. Or, any type of model. Not only are there several hundred different colors. They work great in and airbrush right out the bottle. And, off a paint pallet using a brush. Mix in a small amount of water to thin the paint. And, build it up slowing using several coats. To get a smooth finish. The eye dropper bottle is big plus.

Originally posted this on the panzer aces accidentally... These flesh tones are pretty good. The only thing I can really say is it could go further on the darker end.

I'm quickly becoming a big fan of Vallejo. The paint goes on nicely and cleans up easy as well. A little goes a long way and the colors are shaded nicely.

I have just started working with acrylic paints. So far I am very pleased with the results.

All the colors needed for realistic flesh tones contained in one purchase.